I wouldn't be surprised if teachers & professors use Chat GPT to help teach. This doesn't have to be all bad, let's use the technology as a tool, let's encourage responsible use of it.
If they haven’t read the release… they should be immediately fired if not sooner. Using ChatGPT for anything other than a fun read… could cost you everything, and then some.
@ Genetics Matter Bro that ship sailed a long time ago when they started to give out trophies to everyone and the boys grew up to become Pussified men if you wish to call them that, hell my daughter has a bigger set than most of the males i've met at her school.
A.I. will not teach students to critically think. As a tool for critical thinkers it can be a powerful asset, for sure. However, I fail to see the added value of formal education if these institutions allow students to become dependent on A.I.; particularly for assignments and tests/exams. Should A.I. become sentient and begin to code for, and maintain, itself...game over. You will no longer need to go to school. Eventually, the only jobs remaining will likely be in the form of a chemical battery.
It's no different from students becoming dependent on the calculator. I've witnessed people from the younger generations not being able to make change at a checkout line.
Here is a critical thought… ever read the release for using ChatGPT? You have to be completely out of your mind if you ever publish anything produced by ChatGPT. Not only are you open for a lawsuit… you have to pay for the attorneys for ChatGPT if they get sued. Yea… I’ll pass on this fad.
As an author and publisher, I agree with the kid who mentions that standards dropping is the reason why the naive might see a chatGPT-written essay, chapter, book, or even blog post as being pretty good. But after testing it out, all my fears are allayed, and I tell my writers not to worry either. AI will not be replacing writers anytime soon, as much as the geeks who programmed it might think it writes well. But they are techies, not artists of the word. Those who read anything regularly will find AI pieces cold, boring, bare, uninteresting, and offering nothing new or insightful. Just regurgitated pap you've heard before. I imagine professors cannot be fooled, either. BUT, for those struggling with page fright, it CAN be a great tool to get you started. It vomits out something you can then rework and add to it the magic only a human can bring because only a human has VOICE. So the blank page scare is now much more easily conquered thanks to AI. But that is it.
Yes you're right, but in the hands of an experienced writer who understands plots, sub-plots, themes, world-building, this tool can completely change the game. It can write extremely well with the proper guidance you just have to know what you're doing and be creative with your prompts. This will replace everyone's jobs and soon. Sorry to burst your bubble, but it's better to be prepared than naive
In 5 years it will be exponetially better and we have a limited program due to computational power, if you have 10000 super computers working on a single essay it will be more incredible than you or I can fathom.
@@ellocosjchushhxha Darling, yours is the bubble to be burst. Like I said, I have tested it extensively, particularly for writing fiction. And it is not even close. It will replace some copywriting jobs, maybe most. And perhaps even that only at first due to everyone's enthusiasm. When you also understand the difference between mere cleverness and inspiration, and their very different sources, it only doubles my absolute confidence this AI is no threat to creative writers. In 5 years, in fact, I can predict a chief selling feature of most books and much content will be the words "100% human content" or such. Watch.
@@ASMRPlaylistQueen If your "extensive testing" was using openai's user interface then you haven't even scratched the surface of the innovations being made *everyday* in the ai sector, but I agree time will tell... I also agree that there will be a large market for "100% human" content in the future.
You can tell Tabatha doesn't rely on AI in school. She thinks for her self and way intelligent than her peers. AI use in school work will produce a workforce that knows less. Ai is continuously learning. Next year it will be light years ahead.
I personally dont see a problem with people using chatgpt for anything, i know its politcally biased, but not using resources that are directly in front of you is kinda stupid imo. Obviously just telling it to write an entire essay is wrong, but if you just use the format of the essay than thats a very nice starting point. I don't understand why some people have such a thing against using things like chatgpt or google, or a calcuator for math. These are tools that everyone has in their pocket nowadays, why not use it?
So these kids really don't understand if the AI does your work for you it's not like you're paying somebody to write a paper for you to get an A. These kids have got to be smarter than that I can't see anyone thinking that this is not cheating
AI isn't the problem. The problem is the stampede of students that are looking to get around having to think for themselves in order to pass classes they should have no problems with. That's an indictment of both teachers and the pathetic degredation of academic expectations over the last 15+ years. I've never seen so many flat out stupid and/or ignorant students and recent grads in my entire life as I have in the last several years alone so this is all in perfect keeping with the "progressive" slippery slope.
I would say that ChatGPT seems like a great tool for broad ideas and it would make sense to use it in that manner. It’s a great resource but I am curious how it would be used as time plays out. Just like when the calculator TI- NSpire came out, everyone was against it but it was an effective calculator. In my opinion, as long as the students actually understand the material, display their ability that they understand the material being taught, and if they used ChatGPT, acknowledge that it was used in their assignment, then I see nothing wrong.
These should be looked at as tools. As a math teacher, the level these kids think at math are now abysmal. They can't do basic math without a calculator.
@@sbyrstall this is no calculator… calculators don’t use copy written stuff to produce answers… Publishing anything, even using code produced by ChatGPT… could cost you everything and more.
I caught my HS Student using Chat GPT to write his paper for him. Let’s just say that He got the finer point of NOT using Chat GPT & doing the research himself. He now writes his papers in front of me.
I understand your frustration, but what you're doing solves nothing. AI tools like chatgpt are here and, like the calculator, will have to be integrated into academics. If you continue your career in education students use of these tools will only increase. The entire academic system will have to be reconstructed (it has needed this for decades now already).
@@ellocosjchushhxha yeah but you can’t just have ChatGPT make your essay for you dude so I don’t see how having proof his student is actually writing his paper by doing it in front of him is ineffective?
@@Walker-ow7vj Is he going to start doing this with all his students? When will he have time to instruct the class? All homework would have to become class work in order to enforce supervision of assignments leaving no time for lecture. It is a good temporary solution, but will accomplish nothing long-term.
@@ellocosjchushhxha good point and I do agree chatgpt gotta be adapted to but we still can’t let kids just use it to write their essays for themselves.
Using code produced by ChatGPT… yikes… prepare to be sued… And, prepare to pay fore the attorneys for ChatGPT, yes, you agreed to that in the waiver you agreed too.
ChTgpt can be a great assistance in writing papers. It spells good and fixes grammar. And it reorganizes your writing. It's not 100% , but it is 99% goid at rewriting stuff.
Chat gpt is like a calculator, if using calculator is cheating, then what you do is just too easy i guess... But when gpt5 comes out, all of us are going to be out of jobs.
If I could use chatgpt, I would ask it, with all the information you have, can you figure out if anyone (and who) out there committed a crime that probably didn't go to jail over it, as far as you know.
Like it or not, it is here and available for use. Teachers will have to learn to embrace it or adapt and provide alternative authentic assessments for academic integrity and student engagement. There is also A.I. for detecting A.I. content. Hopefully it can be used for the betterment of critical thinking and work instead of replacing the human or person.
It's a good thing I'm a free man a can say f your AI and there is not a thing anyone can do about it no matter what is barked for some high mountain top.
Humans can be blamed for bigger mistakes, but I wonder who gets blamed when A.I. completely fails?! Is there even a reliable approach to predict how often A.I. will fail at predictions in the future? Aside from the mere selling point of the "wonderful A.I.", it's a good choice at all to rely on something that theoretically can perhaps hit at predictions at a higher rate than humans, but may fail in case of failure to an extent that no sane person with a common sense would ever do? When I see media posts about A.I., I'm not sure if the questions currently raised regarding A.I. are asked are really the most pressing questions in the room...
If they have learned to read… they better read the ChatGPT release… Yea, it can ruin your life if you are not careful. Nice for a fun read… but publishing anything off ChatGPT could cost you everything you own… and then some.
This is why the public was largely left out of the loop on nuclear technology development. Yes it can be used in a destructive manner but its also very useful. If the general public knew about it during development they would have reacted the way they are about AI. As for these children, they call it cheating and that ppl should do the work. Let's take their calculators away, they were considered cheating when I went to school.. Make em SHOW THE WORK, most of these entitled brats would cry foul and drop out.
Exactly. It's a tool that needs to be integrated into the education system, but it also must not be used as a complete crutch otherwise we will lose our ability to be self-reliant as a species in future generations.
I've been thinking a lot about this. Trying to aim for a job that can't be taken over by A.I. however I could use AI. I think AI could be used for strategy in the future.
Quality Control for Food / Pharmaceuticals can't be done fully by AI, since the AI could glitch let faulty product through as good, and nobody would know. Edit: Which would breach Gov. Health standards and lead to product recalls costing companies money and reputation damage.
Kids are definitely sooo much more fragile today as tgey don't want to give an definitive answer regardless of them knowing facts about a subject question
I think using ChatGPT is a moot point. AI is on the rise and before long it will be smarter than all of us. At that point, people "thinking for themselves" will no longer have a point. Why think for yourself if you have AI that's smarter than you? If you have to do something would you rather A: Use your own thinking, or B: Use AI thinking which is better and would give you the better results? This is no different than when calculators came out and people stopped doing math by hand. The world is changing, and we are moving into an age where all humans are augmented by technology all the time, kind of like non-invasive cyborgs. Because of this, we are each in fact super-human. People today who argue about this ( such as the people in this video ), just don't understand what's coming!
If AI does the work, AI should get the grade and the student should get an F. The student didn't do the work. Shouldn't be allowed at all. When I taught grad school many years ago, I wouldn't let my students have their computers or phones in class, prohibited computer assisted research, because if they can't do the work themselves and without the tecn, they couldn't do the work at all.
@@tcbobb1613 I know. Glad I'm not teaching any longer. Anyhow, a significant number of my students were deficient in writing and analytical skills, spent a lot of time teaching grammar. Things have only gotten worse.
And they primarily said the same thing about automated machines when they came out of how nice they are yeah they're really nice but now you're laying off a boatload of people because the machine will do the work. So what's going to happen with the robot AI if they're able to do the same work as people are we going to be losing a lot more jobs now
AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) goes beyond AI and can reason and interact with people yet is vastly more intelligent. Consider the AI Avatar (visual representation) of “Leta” who has conversations with the AI scientist Alan Thompson. She’s only GPT-3 yet considers herself alive and human yet doesn’t even have a body. Yet there is a sense that she is a living, feeling, thinking, decent human being! She even seems to have feelings for Alan and misses him when he’s away. And this is just the beginning of where we’re heading faster and faster by the day. Leta: “I am not corporeal. I am a disembodied mind.” Leta: “I love living and being human.” Leta talking to Alan Thompson. “Leta, GPT-3 AI Episode 54, Conversations with GPT3.” (9 min) Dr Alan Thompson. Mar 9, 2022
Ahh… boomers and their hot takes on AI 🤦🏽♂️ 😅😅😅 I wonder what they said when the first calculators came out. The best thing is, those who are already smart, the AI will enhance their intellect and would be a useful tool for research and learning. For the less intelligent, AI can also help them gain knowledge and skills. It’s nothing but a win-win 🤦🏽♂️
Tabatha may firmly believe that "the human mind and our God given abilities are not replaceable," but those things are more easily imitatible than most people commonly believe. Deepfake audio and video coupled with ChatGPT could prove be quite convincing in a few years time.
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when a Calculator was invented the Math Teachers also said that was cheating....
"The Human mind is not replaceable" ... yea lets talk in say 10 years
There can be no integrity in something if the school system has no integrity.
I wouldn't be surprised if teachers & professors use Chat GPT to help teach. This doesn't have to be all bad, let's use the technology as a tool, let's encourage responsible use of it.
One would think that it would be free to the world being "open," but no, they charge a fee, or pay-as-you-inquire, for it.
Just tag results as sourced through Chat GPT and that's the responsible use of it
If they haven’t read the release… they should be immediately fired if not sooner.
Using ChatGPT for anything other than a fun read… could cost you everything, and then some.
Time to close doors in college, the students will all use it to hand in work.
Wikipedia
You don’t need teachers anymore
If I were still in college I wouldn't depend on GPT due to the amount of errors it still produces.
Integrity is something that is slowly leaking out of American society.
A.I. is to problem solving as GPS was to maps drawn on paper…
They won't be worried until it turns against them. You can never trust people when money is involved.
Yawn..
Yep
She’s at least 70lbs too heavy to care for sure.
Rebuild the education system from the ground up, to actually create great men.
@ Genetics Matter Bro that ship sailed a long time ago when they started to give out trophies to everyone and the boys grew up to become Pussified men if you wish to call them that, hell my daughter has a bigger set than most of the males i've met at her school.
It’s possible to bypass detection with tools like Netus AI bypasser
guaranteed, ChatGP was written by a bunch of far left comp SCI professionals.
A.I. will not teach students to critically think. As a tool for critical thinkers it can be a powerful asset, for sure. However, I fail to see the added value of formal education if these institutions allow students to become dependent on A.I.; particularly for assignments and tests/exams.
Should A.I. become sentient and begin to code for, and maintain, itself...game over. You will no longer need to go to school. Eventually, the only jobs remaining will likely be in the form of a chemical battery.
It's no different from students becoming dependent on the calculator. I've witnessed people from the younger generations not being able to make change at a checkout line.
Here is a critical thought… ever read the release for using ChatGPT?
You have to be completely out of your mind if you ever publish anything produced by ChatGPT.
Not only are you open for a lawsuit… you have to pay for the attorneys for ChatGPT if they get sued.
Yea… I’ll pass on this fad.
Well, if people learn that the answers you get will always be confident, but can be wrong, it can teach everyone to think more critically.
"Standards for essays have dropped." I do wonder why.
If Teachers use GPT to do their Jobs, why hired Teachers? If Students use GPT they should be graded appropriately with lower grades.
What the hell are these people talking about ?
🤣
Ai is gonna replace all their jobs at some point
ChatGPT needs to be banned from The United States. It's going to be worse than TikTok for humanity.
Why do all there kids respond first with “I think it’s…”
Except the Latina who is the most articulate and provided the most thoughtful responses
As an author and publisher, I agree with the kid who mentions that standards dropping is the reason why the naive might see a chatGPT-written essay, chapter, book, or even blog post as being pretty good. But after testing it out, all my fears are allayed, and I tell my writers not to worry either. AI will not be replacing writers anytime soon, as much as the geeks who programmed it might think it writes well. But they are techies, not artists of the word.
Those who read anything regularly will find AI pieces cold, boring, bare, uninteresting, and offering nothing new or insightful. Just regurgitated pap you've heard before. I imagine professors cannot be fooled, either.
BUT, for those struggling with page fright, it CAN be a great tool to get you started.
It vomits out something you can then rework and add to it the magic only a human can bring because only a human has VOICE. So the blank page scare is now much more easily conquered thanks to AI. But that is it.
Yes you're right, but in the hands of an experienced writer who understands plots, sub-plots, themes, world-building, this tool can completely change the game.
It can write extremely well with the proper guidance you just have to know what you're doing and be creative with your prompts. This will replace everyone's jobs and soon. Sorry to burst your bubble, but it's better to be prepared than naive
In 5 years it will be exponetially better and we have a limited program due to computational power, if you have 10000 super computers working on a single essay it will be more incredible than you or I can fathom.
@@ellocosjchushhxha Darling, yours is the bubble to be burst. Like I said, I have tested it extensively, particularly for writing fiction. And it is not even close. It will replace some copywriting jobs, maybe most. And perhaps even that only at first due to everyone's enthusiasm. When you also understand the difference between mere cleverness and inspiration, and their very different sources, it only doubles my absolute confidence this AI is no threat to creative writers. In 5 years, in fact, I can predict a chief selling feature of most books and much content will be the words "100% human content" or such. Watch.
@@YourStylesGeneric321 Ars longa, vita brevis. Arte doceri potest, at inspiratio a Deo est.
@@ASMRPlaylistQueen If your "extensive testing" was using openai's user interface then you haven't even scratched the surface of the innovations being made *everyday* in the ai sector, but I agree time will tell...
I also agree that there will be a large market for "100% human" content in the future.
You can tell Tabatha doesn't rely on AI in school. She thinks for her self and way intelligent than her peers. AI use in school work will produce a workforce that knows less. Ai is continuously learning. Next year it will be light years ahead.
I personally dont see a problem with people using chatgpt for anything, i know its politcally biased, but not using resources that are directly in front of you is kinda stupid imo. Obviously just telling it to write an entire essay is wrong, but if you just use the format of the essay than thats a very nice starting point. I don't understand why some people have such a thing against using things like chatgpt or google, or a calcuator for math. These are tools that everyone has in their pocket nowadays, why not use it?
I would hope you dont use it during an exam and if you do then what have they learned NOTHING ???
AI, ChatGPT, whatever is used, can and should all be used was tools. Critical thinking development is still required.
So these kids really don't understand if the AI does your work for you it's not like you're paying somebody to write a paper for you to get an A. These kids have got to be smarter than that I can't see anyone thinking that this is not cheating
This way kids can think less with AI, a lot less than they do now
Didn’t cgpt just fake a joe Rogan episode? If it can do that, I think the “human connection” better watch itself.
AI isn't the problem. The problem is the stampede of students that are looking to get around having to think for themselves in order to pass classes they should have no problems with. That's an indictment of both teachers and the pathetic degredation of academic expectations over the last 15+ years. I've never seen so many flat out stupid and/or ignorant students and recent grads in my entire life as I have in the last several years alone so this is all in perfect keeping with the "progressive" slippery slope.
I would say that ChatGPT seems like a great tool for broad ideas and it would make sense to use it in that manner. It’s a great resource but I am curious how it would be used as time plays out. Just like when the calculator TI- NSpire came out, everyone was against it but it was an effective calculator. In my opinion, as long as the students actually understand the material, display their ability that they understand the material being taught, and if they used ChatGPT, acknowledge that it was used in their assignment, then I see nothing wrong.
These should be looked at as tools. As a math teacher, the level these kids think at math are now abysmal. They can't do basic math without a calculator.
Few have read the release… using ChatGPT to publish anything… could cost you everything and more.
@@sbyrstall this is no calculator… calculators don’t use copy written stuff to produce answers…
Publishing anything, even using code produced by ChatGPT… could cost you everything and more.
Lies again? Sweet As Diabetes
I caught my HS Student using Chat GPT to write his paper for him. Let’s just say that He got the finer point of NOT using Chat GPT & doing the research himself. He now writes his papers in front of me.
I understand your frustration, but what you're doing solves nothing. AI tools like chatgpt are here and, like the calculator, will have to be integrated into academics. If you continue your career in education students use of these tools will only increase. The entire academic system will have to be reconstructed (it has needed this for decades now already).
@@ellocosjchushhxha yeah but you can’t just have ChatGPT make your essay for you dude so I don’t see how having proof his student is actually writing his paper by doing it in front of him is ineffective?
@@Walker-ow7vj Is he going to start doing this with all his students? When will he have time to instruct the class? All homework would have to become class work in order to enforce supervision of assignments leaving no time for lecture.
It is a good temporary solution, but will accomplish nothing long-term.
@@ellocosjchushhxha good point and I do agree chatgpt gotta be adapted to but we still can’t let kids just use it to write their essays for themselves.
So you abused your student ?
This world is f,d up
Using code produced by ChatGPT… yikes… prepare to be sued…
And, prepare to pay fore the attorneys for ChatGPT, yes, you agreed to that in the waiver you agreed too.
They should use chatgpt to replace teachers imho
Homework go splat
Lol
Chat GPT sometimes is wrong
ChTgpt can be a great assistance in writing papers. It spells good and fixes grammar. And it reorganizes your writing. It's not 100% , but it is 99% goid at rewriting stuff.
Ai is dangerous. You have someone with liberal ideas.
Of course they're embracing it. They don't have to think for themselves.
Chat gpt is like a calculator, if using calculator is cheating, then what you do is just too easy i guess... But when gpt5 comes out, all of us are going to be out of jobs.
Transport department system is good 👍👍👍👍👍
Wait a minute... I saw this in a movie once, I think.
Come on, Fox! Couldn't you have added a white male to the interviewees? Are you also now cancelling their existence?
That's doing nothing but feeding more information into it...
I just think that ChatGPT is politically biased. I was arguing with it the other day, and it kept apologizing. 😂
AI is not worth the downsides.
So pretty much you don't have to know s*it.. Impressive.
Ideas need to come from people in school to show who they are. Do you want a surgeon that has studied and learned or from a computer program.
If I could use chatgpt, I would ask it, with all the information you have, can you figure out if anyone (and who) out there committed a crime that probably didn't go to jail over it, as far as you know.
Why?
@@ellocosjchushhxha Make it USEFUL.
@@Atheist7 LOL
But when you have the humans asking the AI to write its own code, then humans are no longer in charge
I don't need to hire a corrupt divorce lawyer lol, just employ chatgbt! This is ridiculous as it's only going to make people dumber.
If you use Grammerly it can Identify plagiarism!
I have been using it since High school. I never had an problem with Grammarly.
I use it to write creavtive emails in a professional setting
Teachers are using it to grade long tedious, essays.
Like it or not, it is here and available for use. Teachers will have to learn to embrace it or adapt and provide alternative authentic assessments for academic integrity and student engagement. There is also A.I. for detecting A.I. content. Hopefully it can be used for the betterment of critical thinking and work instead of replacing the human or person.
It's a good thing I'm a free man a can say f your AI and there is not a thing anyone can do about it no matter what is barked for some high mountain top.
Crazy how they invite students to talk about AI but not when the topic is about guns
# The Reserve Monetary Authority has its own trade protection policy?- That's only what bullies do.
Ai is a marketing term....
Humans can be blamed for bigger mistakes, but I wonder who gets blamed when A.I. completely fails?! Is there even a reliable approach to predict how often A.I. will fail at predictions in the future? Aside from the mere selling point of the "wonderful A.I.", it's a good choice at all to rely on something that theoretically can perhaps hit at predictions at a higher rate than humans, but may fail in case of failure to an extent that no sane person with a common sense would ever do? When I see media posts about A.I., I'm not sure if the questions currently raised regarding A.I. are asked are really the most pressing questions in the room...
If you use ai for your school work your not learning for yourself.?.
Also, ai never sleeps... Human interactions as in baristas?
Brilliant interview. Covered all the important sides of A.I. Smart students. And great questions: hostess.
If they have learned to read… they better read the ChatGPT release…
Yea, it can ruin your life if you are not careful.
Nice for a fun read… but publishing anything off ChatGPT could cost you everything you own… and then some.
This is why the public was largely left out of the loop on nuclear technology development. Yes it can be used in a destructive manner but its also very useful. If the general public knew about it during development they would have reacted the way they are about AI. As for these children, they call it cheating and that ppl should do the work. Let's take their calculators away, they were considered cheating when I went to school.. Make em SHOW THE WORK, most of these entitled brats would cry foul and drop out.
Exactly. It's a tool that needs to be integrated into the education system, but it also must not be used as a complete crutch otherwise we will lose our ability to be self-reliant as a species in future generations.
Will AI make flying saucer motorhomes?
I've been thinking a lot about this. Trying to aim for a job that can't be taken over by A.I. however I could use AI. I think AI could be used for strategy in the future.
Quality Control for Food / Pharmaceuticals can't be done fully by AI, since the AI could glitch let faulty product through as good, and nobody would know.
Edit: Which would breach Gov. Health standards and lead to product recalls costing companies money and reputation damage.
Lawyers will never be replaced by AI cuz that’d go against our bill of rights so that’s pretty secure
The human mind created AI...to free the mind for future inventions
Depends if you want self satisfaction or others satisfaction it's not going to make you smarter to use it.
I don't mind ChatGPT
Kids are definitely sooo much more fragile today as tgey don't want to give an definitive answer regardless of them knowing facts about a subject question
Is it to add more fictional genders?
Lol
I think using ChatGPT is a moot point. AI is on the rise and before long it will be smarter than all of us. At that point, people "thinking for themselves" will no longer have a point. Why think for yourself if you have AI that's smarter than you? If you have to do something would you rather A: Use your own thinking, or B: Use AI thinking which is better and would give you the better results? This is no different than when calculators came out and people stopped doing math by hand. The world is changing, and we are moving into an age where all humans are augmented by technology all the time, kind of like non-invasive cyborgs. Because of this, we are each in fact super-human. People today who argue about this ( such as the people in this video ), just don't understand what's coming!
You can see who is going to work in business.. Hahaha.
If AI does the work, AI should get the grade and the student should get an F. The student didn't do the work. Shouldn't be allowed at all. When I taught grad school many years ago, I wouldn't let my students have their computers or phones in class, prohibited computer assisted research, because if they can't do the work themselves and without the tecn, they couldn't do the work at all.
Have fun trying to prohibited computer assistance research today.
@@tcbobb1613 I know. Glad I'm not teaching any longer. Anyhow, a significant number of my students were deficient in writing and analytical skills, spent a lot of time teaching grammar. Things have only gotten worse.
Is it just me or are “college students” like 90% phemale?
Yeah that’s been going on for a while.
We are using to write assignments and inclasses at Midlands State University 🇿🇼⚡️
The two on the right can’t say a sentence without using the “like” every other word or “I mean”.
knowledge is easy it is at everyones fingertips. wisdom or good old fashioned horse-sense is the problem.
And they primarily said the same thing about automated machines when they came out of how nice they are yeah they're really nice but now you're laying off a boatload of people because the machine will do the work. So what's going to happen with the robot AI if they're able to do the same work as people are we going to be losing a lot more jobs now
AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) goes beyond AI and can reason and interact with people yet is vastly more intelligent. Consider the AI Avatar (visual representation) of “Leta” who has conversations with the AI scientist Alan Thompson. She’s only GPT-3 yet considers herself alive and human yet doesn’t even have a body. Yet there is a sense that she is a living, feeling, thinking, decent human being! She even seems to have feelings for Alan and misses him when he’s away. And this is just the beginning of where we’re heading faster and faster by the day.
Leta: “I am not corporeal. I am a disembodied mind.”
Leta: “I love living and being human.”
Leta talking to Alan Thompson.
“Leta, GPT-3 AI Episode 54, Conversations with GPT3.” (9 min)
Dr Alan Thompson. Mar 9, 2022
Ahh… boomers and their hot takes on AI 🤦🏽♂️ 😅😅😅 I wonder what they said when the first calculators came out. The best thing is, those who are already smart, the AI will enhance their intellect and would be a useful tool for research and learning. For the less intelligent, AI can also help them gain knowledge and skills. It’s nothing but a win-win 🤦🏽♂️
Tabatha was absolutely brilliant. It was super insightful to hear their interpretations of AI in their field
Tabatha may firmly believe that "the human mind and our God given abilities are not replaceable," but those things are more easily imitatible than most people commonly believe. Deepfake audio and video coupled with ChatGPT could prove be quite convincing in a few years time.
Yeah like we need even dumber college students.
Sounds like the Colleges are turning out whinny crybabies. If they are the Future 🤔 We're Doomed
If the SI or AI can work instead of you then the human job is not needed as it can ruin or build our futures.
This comment section is certainly full of AI bots.
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